Your basket is currently empty!
School Ready Card


Encourage independence dyslexic kids
Get advice from the Dyslexic Mum below. Find out how she used a picture checklist to help her dyslexic child get school-ready:
“Every school morning was the same. The alarm clock would ring and we would get out of bed at 6am. Still, it was always a rush, and my child was late. This was frustrating. I wanted her to be more independent, but did not want to keep nagging her.
To help her, I made a ‘School Ready’ picture checklist. It was clear and easy to follow. It showed her everything she needed to do, from eating breakfast to grabbing her school bag. Finally, we started to get ready for school.
Watch the clickable videoย below:ย ‘School readyย checklist’. Dyslexic Mum showsย you howย to use the ‘School Ready’ card.
Use these top tips from the Dyslexic Mum when using the ‘School Ready’ card above:
- Use Pictures – Checklists help dyslexic children remember tasks. Adding pictures aids their understanding.
- Praise – At first, a child may not follow the order on the checklist. Let them pick one item to complete. When they succeed, give lots of praise. Encourage them to try another item. This builds their confidence to complete the whole checklist.
- Reward – Use this ‘School Ready’ checklist every day. To motivate your child, offer a weekly reward. This could be staying up half an hour later or inviting a friend over to play.
Learn more about dyslexic thinking, see the book “Defeat dyslexia! Parents guide to dyslexia”.
Designed to help dyslexic children Mooki Cards. Complete with 56 cards and storage wallet. Perfect for using at home or in the classroom. Order your Mooki Cards here!
